I don't have a GMB but was told in January that I have a low grade glioma, in my parietal lobe, 2cm x 2.5cm. I have never smoked, eat healthy, exercise, never taken drugs. I have only had highlights in my hair a few times, my hair is naturally red. I do use computers. My father has had skin cancer, but is well and nearly 70. My gran had cancer of the stomach, but lived to the age of 93. I have an underactive thyroid since I was about 30, Im am now 42, with a 4 year old and a 23 year old, both are well. In my opinion my glioma was caused by 14 years in the electronics industry, using pretty toxic chemicals on a daily basis as well as breathing in lead solder fumes. I was constantly ill while working there with various chest infections, headaches, streaming eyes, there were warnings on labels of chemicals ''carcinogenic to lab animals" "known to cause CNS damage".
Did your wifes GBM start off as a glioma or was she diagnosed straight away with a GBM? I find this a very frightening journey and I know I am only at the start of it. I want to be here for my children, see them grow up, and don't want to be a burden to anyone, or turn into a stranger that my husband doesn't want to be around any more. I love life and my family. I so wish they could find a cure for all cancers. I am sorry to hear that you have lost your wife, I cannot imagine how you feel and totally understand why you want to research this. Wishing you happiness for the future.
Paz